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| telekill:
While the game itself was not more than usual at the time, it was everything I bought to make sure it played at it's best on day 1 that racked up the cost. Resident Evil Outbreak (PS2) Game - $50 Network Adapter - $40 PS2 HDD - $100 USB Keyboard - $20 ----------------------- Total - $210 + Tax Then I bought the $15 strategy guide on top of that and it became my most used strategy guide ever due to the sheer amount of unlockables in that game. Very impressive and the hundreds of hours I poured into that game made the price worth it. |
| Warmsignal:
Ah yes.... the time I tried to create a new thread of shame titled "the most we've OVER paid for a game" (as in paying more than it was worth), and my topic somehow got merged into this as being the same. I see my post regarding this misunderstanding is still lingering in the comment section, unaddressed. Good times, good times. Well I do have a new record regarding THE MOST I've paid for a game since the last time. I dropped a icy cool $320 on Saturn Bomber man last winter.... and it was WORTH IT. Maybe not, but still it's a good game. I just dropped nearly the same amount on another R@RE L@@K game today. I don't wanna reveal what it is just yet, though. |
| megasilverx1:
I think the most I've spent on a game is the version of Mario Maker 2 that came with one year of Nintendo's online service. In terms of more older things: spending about $70 for a loose copy of Tail Concerto for PS1 and $60 for a loose copy of Solatorobo: Red the Hunter for DS. Holy crap though it seems like both of those games really jumped up in price though since I got them like two years ago, especially Solatorobo. |
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